Middle Tennessee is home to some of the most biodiverse native ecosystems in North America. But invasive species like Japanese honeysuckle, Chinese privet, and Tree of Heaven are crowding out the native plants, trees, and wildlife habitat that make this region extraordinary.

Our mission is to restore Middle Tennessee's urban forests by removing invasive species that threaten the native woodland ecosystems woven throughout our backyards, greenways, and green spaces.

We work with homeowners, land managers, and municipalities across Middle Tennessee to assess, remove, and monitor invasive plant infestations. 

Every engagement begins with a site assessment. Invasive removal is a multi-year process. We help clients understand what's on their land and build a realistic path toward native ecosystem recovery.

Contact us to schedule a site assessment.